For those asking about orbiter stuff, this was before they went through a bit of a redesign, the video is like 2-3 years old at this point i imagine a lot has changed over the years.
Railjack added a skylight in the main portion of the Orbiter that adds dynamic lighting to brighten that area, and the lights themselves actually function (throughout the game). Also, you may get some amazing views from the windows, especially after, say, Railjack.
@@StellaTheKitsuneWatches actually, it's a bit more of an overhaul than that. Whole area was redesigned from floor to wall with not only the shapes and details changed and enhanced but PBR materials added. Something we'd better see more of soon!
@@Gerlaffy Railjack didn't do anything but add a skylight while the lighting engine was entirely overhauled. The textures were overhauled LONG ago. And yes, especially with the new texture system with the specific armor and skins.
0:14 Is there some setting or something I'm unaware of that makes your orbiter darker and makes your lights stand out more prominently? I like the way this looks
You probably can't. A lot of the lighting differences you see has to do with old way of rendering that no longer exists in the game. Basically programmer-side stuff, nothing that you can change.
@@Mmm-dm1hp He also helped us find the lotus as well as Umbra. when he appeared in the new war he just introduced himself using requiem words. he basically just said "Hi my name is". But in reality he is neither bad or good, he is a god.
@@MEYH3Mit’s never been good news. Just recall Albrect’s logs when he first found a way into the void. Or the log in Duviri about what happened to the school island
Subjective. Defining it as either “bad” or “good” is bringing it down to human scope of understanding. It’s a thing from without that is, in a word, indifferent.
@@kairos2464 Beta testing? I wish! Nah, it was a few things having me conclude Manny would be a pain in the butt. In War Within, he said we owed him. Owed what? For what? In Chains of Harrow, we found Rell had basically sacrificed everything keeping him at bay. Why that kind of effort if Manny was a benign entity? And ever since, that punk randomly pops up in our freaking ship or in some precursor quest's mission to play mind games on us. So aside from the fact that my comment got called out months afterwards, none of this surprises me.
Uuhh, are you all 5 or something?, The man on the wall has been teased as the ultimate evil since day one, and if you mean to say this comment is a prophecy of the final scene appearance, it fucking isn't, showing up and basically saying "sup bro, I'm the wall with a man in it" isn't being "the final bad guy"
You might have missed it after you complete the old war quest it happened to me but I didn’t see it I had my headset off and I heard them talking while I was on my phone
do you still have your operator customization or remember it? i really like the look of your operator and would like to see what youre using as colours
You don't seem to understand this scene. The operator is not being manipulated. Your operator is simply confusing Umbras Memories for their own due to unstable transference with a frame that still retains some degree of sentients. The unification of the operator and Umbra at the end of the sacrifice quest caused some sort of cognitive impairment to the operator in such a way that it doesn't know which memories belong to them and which to Umbra
@@hylianglitchmobber7570 It's a bit of both actually. The Operator confusing Umbra's memory for their own was exactly what Wally was aiming for. It didn't make sense for the Lotus to show us Umbra, only to betray us. So I looked at it from a different angle if it wasn't the Lotus but wally himself who lead us to hunting Umbra. It made a lot more sense to say Wally mimiced the Lotus' voice, called us to touch her helmet, and show us Umbra. Just so we could get yet another memory of "us" being forced to kill our family. and being forced to kill family was exactly what happened on the Zariman. With the Chimera Prologue, i'm convinced we'll probably have to kill the Lotus too. That's why Wally lead us to the Paracesis too. It's all according to his plan.
Honestly this sounds much creepier with one of the male voice sets (Raven I think it is). The Man in the Wall's _"Gooooood"_ just sounds so much more snide and insincere.
@@Xurwhy Yes. He shows up once after the first clash with the Elder Grineer Queen, during our memory phases. He then speaks through us at the very end of the quest.
now .. great.. he is more anoing than anoing kill... i mean stalker.. of course stalker.. and yaa that little robo ting.. i mean.. the hell ordiiisss XD